Town Meeting Deliberates Warrant Articles and Local Plans
Budget and Finance Committee members and town officials push for better town government. Warrant contains 53 articles, including a town landing, one to three year terms, and a new system. Girl Scouts will serve noon refreshments. local weathered and historical references noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phippsburg
Edwin Small
Herbert Boot
Truman Roberts
Bert Osod
Gordon Scan
Erick i Bene
Winthrop, Blair
J. Lester Morse
Leo Hamel
Lawrence Taylor
Mina Gilliam
Annie Harrington
Philip Jacobs
Jane Gilliam
Be & Nice
Ortland
Local Notes Mention Visits and Library Change
The column records Mrs. Oliver hosting in Jamaica Plain and visits by Stanley Hutchins, plus remarks on light snow in recent days. It notes Annie M. Pease resigning from the Albert F Totman Library after years of service since 1926, praising her work and the library’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer
Oliver
Chester Pr
Louise
Eon
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Stanley Hutchins
Amoun
Malden
John Malcolm
Grace
Concord
N. H
el Millers
Roslindale
Eugene Bowker
Robert
J. Bowker
Annie M. Pease
Albert F. Totman
Pese
Pease
Phippsburg Christian Service Meeting Report
The Phippsburg Christian Service Meeting held at Thomas L. Totman’s home in Phippsburg Center had 14 members and three guests. Eunice B. Shaw of the Congregational Christian Conference of Maine gave a report on her work and ongoing character education efforts for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Totman
Phippsburg Center
Eunice B. Shaw
Congregational Christian Conference of Maine
Philip Jaca
Sean
Would Bégi
Sherman
Phippsburg notices list meetings and local social events
Town voters urged to attend polls as the Finance committee and others discuss issues. church and PTA activities include a Father Son Banquet on March 12 and Easter services at Small Point church. Local residents attended meetings, visits, and reports from Phippsburg Center, Bath, Winnegance, and Perkins Island Light, with family and civic group updates.
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Con Town
Mhh
I. Owell
Leston Harris
Et and Finance Committée
Town Hall
Edward
Po Heari
N Ng Tepo
Leston N
Albert Gray
Christian Service Committee
Phippsary Center
Z. Totman
Phippsburg
Small Point Church
Parker Head Pta
Church School
Small Point
Phippyburg
Leston Harrington
Dromore
Bureau
Earl Lowell
Leston
Harrington
Bodwell Grange
Lewis Lowell Serardby
Clarence Blaisdell
Bath
Charles Blaisdell
Walter McCarty
Turner McCarty
General Electric
Chicago
Barbara Harrington
Clyde Moore
Albert B. Gray
Providence
R. I
May Dannenfelser
Clarence Skeffield
Perkins Island Light
Harpswell
Laura Wyman
North Berwick
Laura Libbyr
Laurence Thayer
Sally Lowell
Francis Gray
Dorothy Cushing
Morse High School
Alvin Rollins
Walter Cc
Wpman
Lloyd D. Lowell
American Mariner U.S.M.T.S
Acaulco
Mexico
Panama Canal
New England
Perley Quinn
Phippsburg Center
John Rollins
Herm: Arts and Pirates and Their Work The He A Id
Fragmentary OCR outlines a phrase about herms, arts, and pirates. It mentions work by a person or group but lacks clear names, dates, or places to confirm events or details.
Cattle Mating Highlights Naturally Polled Strains
A report describes mating outcomes for cattle naturally polled. The study notes breeding choices aimed at preserving hornless traits and improving herd quality.
Plans to Advance New England Education Gains Backing
Homer W. Anderson of Newton Mass urges public participation as New England rebuilds public school systems. The New England School Development Council warns that hundreds of new schools and millions are needed and stresses site selection criteria for future elementary and secondary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adpee Gen Education En Glan
New England School Development Council
New England
Homer W. Anderson
Newton
Mass
Anderson
Council
Annderson
Dromore Farm Bureau Session on Meat Cookery at Grange Hall
The Dromore Farm Bureau held an all day session at the grange hall with president Mrs Aletha Campbell presiding. Thirteen members and three guests attended as Miss Beryl Barton Auburn home demonstration agent led meat cookery instruction and noon meal prep. Afternoon moving pictures explained further meat menus while attendees learned fuel saving tips. The group planned a March 17 meeting at Mrs Bernard Henderson’s Phippsburg road home with topics on finishes the dress led by Mrs Addie Seavey.
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Dromore Farm Bureau
Grange Hall
Aletha Campbell
Beryl Barton
Auburn
Bernard Hendersonn
Phippsburg Road
Addie Seavey
Seavey
Topsham
Kell
Lillian Hen
Elizabeth Beals
Id Blair
Ernest Kca
Wi A Wyman
HS Binns
Law
Community notes and visits across town in midweek
Brief items report residents and visitors around Bath and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs. Myrarg Flora, Patricia Chubbuck, Jerema Chubbuck, Edmon Wallace, Carey Wallace, Williard Oliver, Izora Menedez, Helen Gagnon, Capt. Leon Fickett, and George Oliver. Various selectmen and club meetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markana
Thomas Totman Panies
Uting
Edmond
Carey Wallace Fon
Hippsbury Center School
Earl Lowell
Aoeter Sally
Parker Head
Patricia
Jerema Chubbuck
Woo
Nanceamet
Barbara
New York City
Bath Academy
Art Osgood, Jr
Bath
W. Shaw
Needham
Mass
Clarence Wallace
John Prency
Elkanah Wyman
Spruceville
Williard Oliver
George Oliver
Izora Menedez
Ascension
Paraguay
Helen Gagnon
Popham
Frank Scott
Leon Fickett
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Stanley Hyde
Yarmouth
Charles Bowers
Massagles
Bath area families and guests spend holidays at cottages and events
Albion Johnson Jr of Bath relaxed at his Dix Island cottage over the holiday. Mrs R B K McLanathan of Boston visited with Mr McLanathan. Frederick Thomas joined the Christian Service committee meeting at the Totmans in Phippsburg Center. Edward Jr and Frederick Thomas attended Bath Firemen's Memorial banquet at the Central Fire Station. Edward Thomas serves in the fire department. Frederick was a guest. Mary, Robert and Lewis Moore enjoy midwinter vacation from Parker HeadSchool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Johnson, Jr
Bath
Dix Island
R. B. K. McLanathan
Boston
Mr. McLanathan
Frederick Thomas
Christian Service
Thomas Totman
Phippsburg Center
Edward Jr
Central Fire Station
Edward Thomas
Frederick
Mary
Robert
Lewis Moore
Parker Head School
Bodwell Grange Meets With 19 Members In Phippsburg
Bodwell Grange of Phippsburg met with 19 members and one guest from Bangor Grange on February 20. Mrs. Frank Scott was installed as Flora by Past Master Melvin Pratt with his wife as lady assistant. Lecturer’s program included games with forfeits and tape sings, followed by remarks by Pastor T. L. Totman. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodwell Grange
Phippsburg
Bangor Grange
Frank Scott
Flora
Melvin Pratt
T. L. Totman
Birthday Celebration at 4057 Win Street
A birthday event on Monday evening at 4057 Win Street celebrated a 51st anniversary with decorations and a Ave style party. Guests included M st Cahill Sué Stover Sandra son Sally True Ann J bes Robert Small Victor Lonn ward and out of town guest Mc Chad iDavis of Brunswick. A cake was cut and served during an intermission in the gayelles with Victrola music and a gravel game setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud
Tanser
Win Street
Ae Teed
Wiliam Haggett
Robevents
M St Cahill
Sué Stover
Sandrason
Sally True
Ann J
Robert Small
Victor Lonn
Warren
Ward
Torrey
Chad iDavis
Brunswick
Cummings Seen as Possible State Senate Candidate
Bath auto dealer Charles F. Cummings is repeatedly mentioned as a possible candidate for the Maine State Senate from Sagadahoc County. The article notes strong local interest, with Cummings weighing the decision amid a crowded field and shifting plans among several Bath politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Cummings
Bath
Sagadahoc
Cummings
Five seek Republican gubernatorial nomination
The entry of Senator Neil S. Bishop raises the field to five candidates for the Republican nomination for governor. The lineup includes Portland attorney Max Pinon and others from the region as they vie for the post.
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Neil S. Bishop
Max Pinonan
Portland
Possible gubernatorial race candidate Dow tours counties
The article notes Robert B. Dow of Norway, a Governor's council member, as a possible gubernatorial nominee. Dow, with past service in the State House and Senate, says he has been given the matter serious and may visit various counties in the coming weeks to gauge public reaction to his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil S. Bishop
Senate
Joseph W. Larrabee
West Bath
Elizabeth D. Moffatt
Bishop
Roscoe C. McFadden
Ward Six
Bath
McFadden
House
Senay
Partie
Howard C. Larrabee
Walter Reid
Georgetown
Eastland
Portland
Sumner Sewall
United States
Reid
Maine
Sewall
Robert B. Dow
Norway
Governor
Dow
Remarkable Bath Woman to Celebrate Eightieth Birthday
Mrs. Edward Burnham of 70 Western Avenue plans a Sunday birthday celebration marking her 80th year born February 29, 1867. A lifetime Bath resident born in Prince Edward Island, she ran a millinery and dressmaking business, remembers the Alameda era, drove a Chevrolet, and will soon observe her sixty second wedding anniversary with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Burnham
Western Avenue
Prince Edward Island
Bath
Manny Teat
Burnham
Pine Sisters
J. J. Desmond
Center
Water Streets
Milady
Mrs. Burnham
Alameda
First Baptist Church
Walter McElman
Secrets of Long Stemmed Roses Revealed by Pinching Buds
Garden note explains that growers found pinching terminal buds makes the main stem sprout anew, extending the stem and yielding a more beautiful flower, a technique developed alongside orchid work by devoted researchers in horticulture.
Community program highlights farm life theme and talent show
Senator Nett Bishop led a program at a farm setting with speakers including Haynes praising ongoing events. Students and townsfolk participated in a life of song quiz featuring Mrs Carlena Sornaen asking questions. Local youths Misses Geraldine Boudreau Anne Boudreau Don White Billy Moore joined by others impressed audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nett Bishop
Haynes
Maither Hoe
Carlena Sornaen
Geraldine Othy Boanne Boudreau
Don Marie White
Ey Rae
Billy Moore
Jobinson
Renaterette
Richa
Miller
Bion P
H Turer
Dori
Irving Berlin
Peres Minor
la Ra
Ding Seneurasuines Rouen Sethowaa
Ie Grange
Sea
Dust and pollen power life on Earth
A compact note explains pollen as the most valuable dust enabling plant life and, in turn, animal life, highlighting pollen's essential role in the ecosystem.
Attention JASee I Am Notorious Cries Of Their Napus
The fragmented text presents garbled phrases and unclear references. No coherent event, person, or organization can be reliably identified for a concise news item.
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Jas — Ee i
International Bridge spans longest worldwide with vast traffic
The Ambassador Bridge, the longest international bridge, features a main span of 1,850 feet and clears the Detroit river channel by 152 feet. Its five-lane roadway and eight-foot pedestrian sidewalk carried 3,267,874 people last year.
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International Bridge
Detroit River
Cape Elizabeth Man Pleads Guilty To Route 1 Speeding
Antone Dias of Cape Elizabeth pleaded guilty to speeding 50 mph on Route 1 in Bath. He paid a $10 fine and $4.70 in costs, with Patrolman Edward Newell of Bath police as arresting officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Dias
Cape Elizabeth
Bath
Edward Newell
The
Bath Police
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